Rose-Hulman students don't just gain valuable academic experiences in the classroom. Ninety-four percent of all Rose students have at least one internship by the start of their senior year. As you'll see in the immersive stories below, the unique skills and abilities of Rose-Hulman are in demand from companies across the globe.
Students attending Rose-Hulman are investing in their future. Through summer internships and research experiences for undergraduates, Rose students gain skills and insights for personal and professional success. From embarking on neuroscience research at prestigious labs across the country to working at companies such as Callaway Golf, these Rose students are assuring their college education is paying off in dividends.
Rose-Hulman students are pushing boundaries and learning more about the world around them - both on Earth and far above it. From summer educational experiences in Japan and Spain, to internships at NASA, Raytheon, and Ball Aerospace, these students are taking their studies abroad and beyond.
Some companies - and students - need no introduction. The impact of these companies is seen, felt, and sometimes tasted around the world, and, likewise, Rose-Hulman students are creating an international image and impact. With summer internships at prominent companies such as Caterpillar, Team Penske, and General Motors, these students prove that the influence of one of the Wall Street Journal's Top 20 Best Colleges in America transcends global borders.
Rose-Hulman students are at the forefront of innovation. This summer, several students explored new ideas and ventured into the unknown through internship programs. From researching in esteemed laboratories to working at companies like McDonald’s, Cummins and Wolfspeed, these Rose students are pushing the boundaries of knowledge to new heights.
Rose-Hulman students are committed to a sustainable future. This summer, several students demonstrated their dedication to sustainability through internship programs. From working at companies such as Proctor & Gamble and PepsiCo, to learning how Ecuadorian farms implement sustainability into their practices, these Rose students are using their education and skills to help save the world.
Some companies - and students - need no introduction. The impact of these companies is seen, felt, and sometimes tasted around the world, and, likewise, Rose-Hulman students are creating an international image and impact. With summer internships at prominent companies such as Caterpillar, Team Penske, and General Motors, these students prove that the influence of one of the Wall Street Journal's Top 20 Best Colleges in America transcends global borders.
Rose-Hulman students are pushing boundaries and learning more about the world around them - both on Earth and far above it. From summer educational experiences in Japan and Spain, to internships at NASA, Raytheon, and Ball Aerospace, these students are taking their studies abroad and beyond.
Students attending Rose-Hulman are investing in their future. Through summer internships and research experiences for undergraduates, Rose students gain skills and insights for personal and professional success. From embarking on neuroscience research at prestigious labs across the country to working at companies such as Callaway Golf, these Rose students are assuring their college education is paying off in dividends.
Rose-Hulman students are at the forefront of innovation. This summer, several students explored new ideas and ventured into the unknown through internship programs. From researching in esteemed laboratories to working at companies like McDonald’s, Cummins and Wolfspeed, these Rose students are pushing the boundaries of knowledge to new heights.
Rose-Hulman students are committed to a sustainable future. This summer, several students demonstrated their dedication to sustainability through internship programs. From working at companies such as Proctor & Gamble and PepsiCo, to learning how Ecuadorian farms implement sustainability into their practices, these Rose students are using their education and skills to help save the world.
